There are so many other questions we have about miracles, that don’t always fit so nicely in any one category or topic.  Today is an open discussion about miracles and recap of what we learned.

There are so many other questions we have about miracles, that don’t always fit so nicely in any one category or topic. Today is an open discussion about miracles and recap of what we learned.

Apart from raising the dead to life, Jesus’s power over the demonic realm is one wrought with curiosity and intrigue. There are four recorded instances where Jesus cast demons out of man (five if you count Mary Magdalene), which leads to more questions than answers. Still, let’s try to answer some of them.

Apart from raising the dead to life, Jesus’s power over the demonic realm is one wrought with curiosity and intrigue.  There are 4 recorded instances where Jesus cast demons out of man (5 if you count Mary Magdalene), which leads to more questions than...

First if you have come this far in your journey to read the bible every day for a year (remember those pesky new years resolutions we made in January?) then great job. Some of us have bibles that dice up readings for each day. But then you stumble on Deuteronomy or Leviticus, where we lose all hope. Rules and strange sacrifices that really don’t apply to the modern Christian. Now, you’re not getting anything out of it. Like God isn’t speaking with you. Are you doing it wrong? Dr. James Coakley says, maybe.

Some of the more astounding miracles performed by Jesus were those that defied nature. He unofficially kicked off his ministry by turning water into wine, calmed a raging storm by a verbal command, and brought the dead to life. This wasn’t a sensational way to win friends and influence people, or was it?

Some of the more astounding miracles performed by Jesus were those that defied nature.  He unofficially kicked off his ministry by turning water into wine, calmed a raging storm by a verbal command, and brought the dead to life. This wasn’t a...

The human body is a wondrous thing. If you scratch your arm, a number of systems automatically activate, coagulating blood, creating scabs, and rebuilding the cellular structures. But then there are the healings that aren’t “normal.” Jesus showed great compassion on people by healing them in their physical afflictions, but the more miraculous was his divine “heart surgery.”

The human body is a wondrous thing.  If you scratch your arm, a number of systems automatically activate, coagulating blood, creating scabs, and rebuilding the cellular structures. But then there are the healings that aren’t “normal.” Jesus showed great...

When Jesus provided it was never in the way people expected. In feeding the 5000, his disciples were perplexed – they were too far away from any city, they had no food trucks, no money to feed the mass of people, but Jesus insisted that they extend hospitality to these hungry folk. You know the story – in the end, everyone was stuffed and there was food left over. Was it simply a reaction to a few grumbling bellies, or was there a greater purpose to this miracle, and others like it?